Cruise Port information website - need link!

[zentraveler]

During one of the discussions about the Miracle cruise to Ensenada Sept 1-5 someone posted a really helpful link to details about many/all (?) of the ports where cruise ships dock. Clearly designed to give information to be able to explore on one's own, or have a better idea of the excursions. 

 

It was a really useful link and I was positive I saved the it but now can't find it. Would greatly appreciate anyone's help!

[ColeThornton]

14 minutes ago, zentraveler said:

During one of the discussions about the Miracle cruise to Ensenada Sept 1-5 someone posted a really helpful link to details about many/all (?) of the ports where cruise ships dock. Clearly designed to give information to be able to explore on one's own, or have a better idea of the excursions. 

 

It was a really useful link and I was positive I saved the it but now can't find it. Would greatly appreciate anyone's help!

 

 

Not sure what you are talking about specifically but have you looked at the Ports of Call section here on CC?   There are sub-forums for just about every port available with lots of great info.

[zentraveler]

10 minutes ago, ColeThornton said:

 

 

Not sure what you are talking about specifically but have you looked at the Ports of Call section here on CC?   There are sub-forums for just about every port available with lots of great info.

Thank you and naturally I found the site just after I posted this: https://www.whatsinport.com/.

 

But also appreciate the Ports of Call section which I did not know about. That will certainly cover the bases! 

[Essiesmom]

Cruiseportinsider is another informative website for North America.  Their tours do tend to describe the cruise line excursions.   It there are maps and lots of other helpful info.  EM